What a pretty pretty plane.

“Car companies don’t listen to enthusiasts? The BRZ exists.”

No, that’s 100% the correct way. Use it or lose it you’re wasting it.

My favorite thing is driving in my beautiful Colorado mountains.

Is it dumb to say I like to beat the shit out of my car then tediously clean it as if I were apologizing to it?

Looks like he did not follow the age old instrustions.

Facial Hair Opacity

I too prefer a light weight car over a heavy one. My standing “line in the sand” is that I will buy no car that weighs over 3,000 lbs curb weight. So far, the largest car I have ever owned was a 2009 Chevrolet Cobalt LS. However, there are some big cars that make me smile when I imagine owning and driving.

Still the most successful space program in the history of mankind by a long shot.

Thirty-nine years; 135 missions — several times its planned lifespan of 15 years. No other country has ever come close to anything like a viable, reusable orbital craft. The Shuttle kept the U.S. at the pinnacle of spacefaring…

I’m going to go ahead and say that’s because the world changed significantly near the beginning of the shuttle program (end of the Cold War?). I’ve also never heard that one of its purposes would have been for nuking russia. It’s so much cheaper/faster to use an ICBM, what would the point of using the shuttle be? Plus…

I don’t see the live axle as a “engineering disaster” as much as it was a conscious choice to define the car’s personality.

Audi 4.2 v8. The best (worst in fail) parts are that ALL of the nylon chain guides break. The cam phasers wear and go out of spec.

But above and beyond best? Audi moved all of that to the rear of the engine, so there’s a plate that covers all of that, which forms part of the bellhousing. In order to repair that…

Far better looking than your Yaris.

I don’t hate the 911, I’m just stating that from the beginning it was a flawed product that engineering over time has proven to overcome it’s limitations.

Top Secret isn’t obscure my friend :D

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You mean get your shift together, amirite?

Yes. The trailers firm up my nipples. That IS a lovely day.